annabenedetti
like marbles on glass
I'm thinking it could be Biden/Warren 2020.
Of course, the likelihood that Trump will be running for president again is decreasing daily.
I'm thinking it could be Biden/Warren 2020.
I'm thinking it could be Biden/Warren 2020.
That would be my pick ... though under the current circumstances, any Dem will do ...
Oh, he will run. In order to keep himself and his family out of prison, he has to.
Biden is ancient and corrupt and Warren's a fraud
Trump is al three at the same time.
I'm more in the place where a lot of people were last time, when it was, "Anyone but Hillary." I'll take anyone who gets this fraud of an embarrassment to the party I've supported more often than not out of the White House.That would be my pick ... though under the current circumstances, any Dem will do ...
I'm more in the place where a lot of people were last time, when it was, "Anyone but Hillary." I'll take anyone who gets this fraud of an embarrassment to the party I've supported more often than not out of the White House.
Biden/Warren seems like the ticket. Joe, despite having one kid willing to trade on his dad's name, has a history of decency and public service. Warren is smart and would be great on the debate end of things.
His political existence was justified by his advocacy and work on the Violence Against Women Act. He's not without issues, but a good man, however encumbered by the times that established the larger part of who he is and how that expresses.Biden is the one I know, Warren is the one I have high hopes for.
Seems about right. The polling I've seen indicates that when people get closer to her they tend to like her. She's not as much a first impression candidate.Biden can serve one term and then Warren can go on to run for president in 2024, with any of several good choices for VP.
I'm not sure. Her attempt to use Biden's misstep was a serious miscalculation. I think it cost her ground she'll have to make up in some corners. A woman running for the presidency has a ridiculous tightrope to walk. She has to appear strong without being seen as overly aggressive, confident without looking arrogant, and ready without being opportunistic. Being black and female just piles on that particular. If she hadn't made that step I noted I'd have said she'd be a great VP and that would be the best way to put her in play as a serious presidential candidate. I'm not sure how Joe's camp feels about her now, if the bridge is singed or smoldering.I like Kamala Harris, but it's not going to be her election this time, so maybe she'll land a good appointment and try again.
She's smart, accomplished, and she interviews well, but that sort of mistake can be a death knell on the national stage, even if it would barely move the needle were she a man. Grossly unfair, but a political truth...time will tell.
I am thinking Harris would make a great A.G.
I like the idea of Biden/Warren 2020.
From the Repub point of view, Harris would be the worst possible AG.
btw, there's a minor controversy ongoing in the Canadian elections - bammy came out of retirement to support JustinBeiberTrudeau